Trois Livres de l'embellissement et ornement du corps humain, pris du latin de M. Jean Liebaut... et faict François
Trois Livres de l'embellissement et ornement du corps humain is a 1582 French medical treatise on cosmetics, translated from Latin by the Paris physician Jean Liébault and printed in Paris by Jacques Du Puys for a readership of physicians and educated laymen. Its title page is framed by a richly architectural woodcut of a fountain-like structure with classical columns, figures and putti, and the dense roman-type text pages offer a model for early modern printed layout.
